Arthur Amalvy
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Thanks to a bit of luck, I will be at #ACL2026 to present our article "Overcoming Copyright Barriers in Corpus Distribution Through Non-Reversible Hashing" (a joint work with @VincentLabatut, Xavier Bost and Hen-Hsen Huang). More details and preprint coming soon!
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The #hypothesis property-based testing library in Python is really a gem. It generates data for tests, so you can check function properties on a large distribution. It finds bug that are really hard to find otherwise, I can't count the number of times it saved me.
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A lot of work on the #micromouse during this holiday. The tof sensors are working in #webots and the navigation code seems OK too. But still plenty of small stuff to debug and code to clean up.
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working on putting our #micromouse project in #webots ...
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Our (Taipei Hackerspace) booth at the #Taipei #makerfaire! We present our micromouse and lost cat search engine projects
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Some progress on the strategy editor - now movements can add custom user data to the robot. In that case, a move like "take" can indicate the robot took an object (here, a plank), which allows to render it. #commonlisp #clog
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Also, I have been working during the last year on a second version of sleepsaver, my common lisp strategy editor. I rewrote the whole interface to use #clog instead of #mcclim (I love mcclim but it only works on Xorg and I needed it to be multiplatform). It's way more usable now with qol features such as dragging&dropping moves.